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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

Josrru Howard in well known FOR The
past twenty I've years a. . brilliant and
acceptable writer. - preparing NE Of
Henry ward Beeeher for PUBLICATION BY
Hubbard Brothers. AZ H0vsrf's father
vas one ofthe three founders OF Plymouth
Church. and his mos; intimate friend for
more than forty years. with . social inter-
course ~ no time interrupted, and 81 How
ard himself. ey reason OF his public ne.
go brought ipto frequent coutsct with
Mr.. B<sehsr since his early boyhood. 10 L.
obvioxs that he ought % have ard proos-
bly, has material 90 his hand which IL &c
cessibls 20 no other contemporaries
writer. The book h said 70 be well under
vsy. and win Be resty for The msrket ear
h n Nay. Mr.. Howard, BY The way, vas
~ ssthor Of he comprehensive and inter
sssisg obituary poolished In The Wee rork
H<ruii. Tie DAY aftsr Mr.. Bsseher's death.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

SCIENCE say. that the sense q smell
q nor, acute in the male than IN The fe-
male SCI. and estimates that the average
male can detect one par, Of extract Of
Garlic Ia 5T.s27 parts Of water. Scene
s righ; -ith regard 10 The sexes, bat Is
'vsy Oft in iis hgures. The average
male vii detect one part o. garlic in
one million Of air. long after the girl has
forgotten that she ate onions for dianer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

A INV schedule Of frvigh, rate. has
been prepared BY the Grand Trunk. 20
eOnfOrn 10 The provisions Of the later
State oommsre law. bu, The rates BE-
tween points in the State are prAc isally
unehanged. The charge. on through
freight are also little eharsed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12
FtRK INSTANCE.

lnsure in the bss, and most reliable
companies like the RoYAL INrEEiAL.
GuAKDiAN. LAScAsHiEE. FIKE INSURANCE.
ASSOCIATION. GEKN,S American. y. Y.
FKANKLiS FIKE or PENSsYLvASiA. fIEE
ASSOCIATION o. PHILADELPHIA. PENS-
sYLvANIA FmE. AID Is. Co. STATE on
PKNNsYIvANiA. The above are al large
frsi-elass companies and guarantee ab-
solu,e seeariiy. agAins, lOss or damage
BY TIRE. VIM. J. Wheeler at. Old z.
o. building. South Paris. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12
y. surru.


vxrIfHRTAS, Phinsss Y. sni D~liaA Kileers, u
w Dlnasld. Csanfy ~ Ottofd and stale ~ Msne.
- thelr mortras.s dset. dated AnE gth. 1873. ~
coried In Onfsrd Hersiry. tcok -. pAee ife, coo.
In N Tosn - Nesry, "a IN Counfy Fosd lessiInE
rum bsthsl q lrtca. nesr Charles X bartlttts
Lnfel. drscrihe ~ hlloss. Cou1mencInE ~ TIE hoe
q 4. a. hsrflsfL ne Coanfy rad. tbfnce sal
rUld q lad osnsd b. IA hsriier b Wells Falls,
- called. fkenre 81 the rvsr ~ ~ ed nil owed
b. fresoou klrore's hrirs ani myself. tie ssns
properfy describsd IN deed ron I. " klgore n ne
uih ~ buldnrs thereoa. coutalnlng ten scres
90 iess. All wlereas. the cundiiians thereof have
heea hroken. sad OuVsr n. Mssoe clsios fsrs-
closure therrof trca Al sd rs. estate conveysi b.
OLIVER N. MASON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

SEvKEAt eOnPanie. o. militia IL Ala
bams ssd Tennessee. ~hieh we're catered
for The naiioaAl drill =; Washington.
have wiihdn-n. because negro CON-
psniss are 10 Be- allowed TO compete With
White. Whatever other change may
hav, taken place IN tia; section Of tie
cogn,ry. the color line does 10; seem 70
hav, disappeared in the New South" =.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

Irs said that Mr.. Gladstone goes
without a. ovsrooa,. vkereuPon Il Il
suggested iha, be vii 70 down 10 his
tory A. the Hannibal Hsnlis q Eng.
land. And ne suppose thu, ~hsn 'Pring
come. and !, -ill come sometime Mr.
0l.ds,one and Unele HannibAl gill hang
the ovsrcoai, which they doa't wear on
tie same old chestnut tree.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

Tn reports Of the recent election IN
Kansas. a. Which women voted ior The
first time. show that the women take a.
naturally TO What Is sometimes called The
dirty -ofk" q poli,lcs a. men 90.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

T. Eisard n Iiasfinr.. ooe - the Jastlcss q Ne
fsacs and Qaorum, Ia And g., ne Coaniy q On.
Erd
TIE uaier.E nsd. rsvosnsr % he UuiSersaist
Chap. IN fryetur<. In al Ccanty, rtgaest gea o.
i,sns Yuur uarranf a. onc - thf dirseting lin o.
nntiy All uafu ~ pevosutfs u SAL tnfefsaist
C1alfl O. meet AZ skd cttpsl. a. Ne. ffyetufg. "a
~afurisy ths IN tsy q Nay. LAT. o al uPon The
flllosinE krtirles, - al
Ar 10. To slso.s Moisr.iof 20 Prss,ds At sid
mfstinE.
Ar "A. T. choc.s Cisfk &C. al pevO-ners.
Az. a. T. 80 n N pevouner II sad chapel
I'll vots a. contry The psss ~ them osned Ia ssli
shapsl - ~ parish knosn Tie flrt Universal
ist Parish. u fyttarr"
Ar. AN To 80 vksf actisn they ~ill take sbout
rspairnT ne chapel All n hey ,ots % r,psr ssld
chspsl, 10 sse vhaf sam 81 Doosy they uil vqts -
raise therfsf.
Ar. tsh 10 d asi transact any other businss.
thAf may legally coune bsfore H.
IIAzES W. sTKvExs,
SIMEON CHARLIE,
osborn CHARLES.
- - Ia. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

IN. BAKEows. proprietor q Tbs new
chair factory a, Bethel. advertise. foF
few coed families 20 locate a. fsihel.
See III. .dysrii.ensni 10 another column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

VIZ are indebted to the Union Mutual
Life lnsursnee Company. o. Portland.
for . copy q the Interstate Commerce
Bill. In pamphlet form.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

rrrotarar1i ~. kruns.iy's isvoris Eslnsiy &C.
n go -IrrrF..r. o. - HIafou. ltat1 NJ bal .ut
fslf 80 b. uIs.s of rufrfrsfirn. ID. hfnnedft -
FnfIfr r. eds rIr.tri uf t.al.i Al a. 80 Nsl
80. A lsrkFr ~un.ifrl.nflIf. u lr.rt ~. ~fnti
zee sfarae A. D. krnnedF llnlaut. y. \ e. - ock
ou kiinei. liver al tool d.soflfs- hsuion his -
~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12
Notice Of Foreclosure Of Mortgage.


NTOriCE IL hfrsty give. ~ ~ ~ tsfuysfr
srff az n s1aafY, a n. issl. issnIt " flfrcs,
II t.rftam. IN 49, NuarfY q tuutFfis1i sad -ists
II NaIaf ~ hff uffrsrt deed ofthsf dsfs, froofis
n Ca .fi Cuurfr HfEIsfrY n nesis, hak 10 laEs
y. crureyri o. Ncfaau saving bsnks r.fftrsilq1
rrcafl y a. al hssin< Its ucoe Ia al tsofhau,
ttf in.'1slnr described fral estate flf. refiaia
o. of lani. s|fuaffi In NofssF, IN al tuunir 81
Onf,ri. tFIrr ftsf rart II IL sin al lsich D.
llr.lrd 4 Ni.Isu ~aniarn ~ nsvi iiamuors. Al
anl a. SAM corTffst a. al Pew ~ parltl
WAkff, ~ deed dated uytotsf "a. isii, Gni ftrufit
m Oaf1ri Ccunfy gsr.stry. tsok ~. psr, An. Ia
stITh drsi salI lad j. tosn.lfd thus o. ~ sssi
~ lsni of iisury fks krd Jo.fpl r.ntsrs,o On ~
nnfft b. AT q li1ff srt iotfTh luiklns, "a n
soufh ~ ~ pod sni ~ m Amfs ~, e. CAlti
~ ths essf ~ ils pod couiallins "a .rrrs. uors
81 lsss. Ia sali tsuk slsius a. saia ysrtsl II
rra estate. uniff I'D ~ al morirsxs AL ttaf ~
r1nlfn 20 AT II 49, sasf kas tea at u trukfn. ~
rtascu vhsftof ssIt 0ortsm -sViuxs iiank claims Z
fsrinsare n ssIi moftEsrt, rasasri - a. statute
ID slIh Casf na.ir 81 yruftifsi.
GOHilAM SAVINGS nANA.
~ lee Irrssafsf. JouS a. WsrrksAN.
tiafhaln. Apr z. issf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

n Nrurv. AM s. b. Rev. fnsisy 4. nssn. NJ
C.eari A L.'tlsasis, ~ Ss-fy. All Ms Ahtis n
n Irr. IL ltllrs
IN TrystlrE. Apr /. ~ Rev. n. \. >toas. NJ.
Elr.r 4. IoseI, u sssisn. All Nss Alce Meaaisf,
rf Level.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12
Notice Of Foreclosure Of Mortgage.


NOTICE L. hsrthy glvsn that "a ~ sisytuih dsy
y q Fstruary. A. d. issl. Jtunls W. iierce. II
lsofham. In ~ Coanfy oi tumtsfisni All state y
Nans. 81 Lff ulorfgsgr dred of thai daff, recofde
In Oaflfd Coanfy hsgisfry n DEEDS, tok 10 parss
"a zni "a. colrefet o. Softam sstlnrs lisnk. :
ror,orsfIun Crsafel ~ as. ani hstiag is ofcs In
ssl tsoftaIu. ~ fHslng iescfits rtl estate, VIA.
certain ID nf lad. sfasfed In Nor~ay, IN al
1ouufy Il Okiori. costslnag ffy.fcu slres. uorv
~ 49, ~ az thli part q The SIR sni iafch -,
drslisi o. Mll.fn >antufu, - DAVID li.mnoas, al
"a s1ne ro1tfytd a. sd tefos ~ nsnisi Nslksf,
~ des dsisi OF. IA. 1874. All rrccfisd IN s.i Ga
fri Coanfy Esrlsfry. bcok ~. psgs s1i. In shirh
deed al lant j. t1anlri a foIloss. W. Ga tte
sssf ~ lad II llfny fks All jcssph ranisrsou
On NJ nofth ~ lad II Herr All Jcsfph juikns
81 thS soufh ~ a. pod and ~ tbs Amts ~. -
called. and 90 ~ $50 ~ ths pod. Thai al bank
claims ~ ss.i parcsl u rial sstais unifr AID ~
ssld rartgsEt. and that The ccnitiou ~ AT IN the
ssus tas Tea sni l. brokeu. b uhgfeol sd
Goftau Savinxs nank claims foreclosure n ssli
uortgAre rarssani 10 IL statute In sueh cas- msis
GOgIIAM SAVINGS RANK.
Nv lfs Ireasuref. JoHS A. MATgnnAs.
Gsfham. Apfl en-, issi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

hN,-.l.N.J., Ar,a 3. oA.fis, A. Rplsy. .s,i
81. lorms'y n rarisl.
In Rau,isri cssus. Jul.sus ". LsfIia. n yea.
ulcnft ~ dsys
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12
STATE or MAINE.

CorNTr 90 OxrUnD, -
DuRsuANr D. the i0rtgolng arplicsilon. yea are
il kersby directed b nofify the psvosner a the
aIsstinr house meufiansd 10 The hrsgong sppligs-
ton q meet a ssi Univsrs.ist Chapel. "a The IN
nn f,r the purposes mtnfione n ssld sppllcsfion.
bf rasflnr csrtifed copy Il this w.rrsnf on The
prinpa eatsr der q saii chapel. and IN eoe othsr
pablis place In ssd tssn, both q s.d netees % =
meeting. AID slse ~ Publishing II IN nesspsper
publlsksd IN sad Coanfy.
Oiven under NJ hs1d and ss.i, Al fysturs. In
ssit Ceun'y. this si1th DAY u April. i.I.
EDwAkD n liAsTfNGs.
justice u the Peace.
DURsUANT b re breeolnx warrant. 70 NE d.
il sected. hereby noflfs knd van the psrseus
nsn~d thsrsia, n meet - he tine AID pscs sni 90
~ iIxzES W. STEVENS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

OxyOnD ssi-At CSur ~ Frobs's, he'll a
Par. vthis All fof 49, County - Oxford 90
M thisd russfaT ~ MAJ. fssi.
RODNEY =. HALL. asmet ksseutf In
q esgtsis fasifumsnt IuirostInx - - tn isst
Will ssd Trfsmeai II hob.ri sslllinss. late a
fans Ia ali Coaaty, deceased. hAVias pfe.
sfaist ths sane &c ffobsts
Orssrsi. thsl ths All Exscsiof rive nctics b.
al psrsoss Interested ~ sausinss rlpy - thls
order IN ie Iabnshsi tAfss .sets sue.ssslEsiV IN
the Orfofd bsmcer.t pfiaisi 81 Fsus, that ihsy
nay sppsr a frobsis Cert - - hsb Al
Paris Ia ssd tosuty. On The hlFt TussdsT 81
Arr rstt. ats o'rlcck IN ths fsrsuccn Aad she's
cause n sny they have shI the aid issuament
shSuid oct b. rfov~i. approved afd siiswei &c
Ne last WIN All fssisnsti q AL dsees.ei.
sfO a. WILSON. Juds..
true oopy.-sfirsti n. q DAVIS. Rsstsisr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

Island SAoals. Ga. FEB. &. lssj.
Cent Your Joansoh's Au0iyne Linlmsni
l. TIE bsst thing have ever seen. be-
ueve n savod my husbsnd's life Last
year ne Was suffering Intense agony With
hrouehltis. and used II a. you direct II
gave him relief 10 . few mlnuiss.
Y0urs. EtIkAHEru SANDrRs
FeArn Springs. Miss.
pf / \ Johnson Notwithstanding my
%, atlce against proprietary medicines. l
am. iu jastice % you, compelled n acknosl'
edge that JohnsJn's Auodyne Lirimsn, e.
esls Anything that ever tried. Tor TIE dis
eases 10 L. recommended % cure. Erpefi.
eucs hAs taught me the above lesson.
WM A HA0GARp
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12
WHO VIII youcn FOR frl

n one could believe one hundredih part
% What people say In praise o. Johnson's
Anoiyne L.uinert. IL wogli b. an easy
matter sppsrvutiy % msluiain good health
% extreme Oh age. Nov here are three
certificates recently sent Us We don
vouch for then. bat u seems prooahle that
TIE stAtsnruts made are true, a. The par.
ties coali have no Interest In puhlishlug
anything sncep, % bsntns fellow sufsfefs
SOuih windhsm. VI
have never solt any % your medicine.
hui have been uslug II 10 my family. We
reserve The rrmalrdsr FOR future use. AMI
and seud pay Tor al We use Joauson's
Anotyrs Linlnent for tAsL wash FOR ca.
tarrh. and we arV delighted with H. We
had tried almost everything recommended
Tor catArrh. bot fni JohnsOn's AnOdyue
Lininent far superior % any yet used. !
used Il with a common d0uche. according
% your direction. J. u WHITE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

OXFORD. sss-Ala Cosu % frobsie bsli 81
Paris. within snd cor The Corniy VI oxford, on
the third Isssdsy u Mar, A. u. Isl.
THA>k q. fUHiNGIOs, usntd ksseufor 10 .
cFualn lnsuumsn' puFIoftins % - the lasi
Will snd Isssmsuf ~ Lesnsfn fulief, late 81
Iistron, In sad County, dfesaset. having
ptessn'sd the sans Coz frobats
OHnEnED Tia, the ssli Execut0r give noiiee
90 all psfsons interested. b. causing coyy 81
the orier 20 ~ yatil.bcd three ~csss saccsssiss
" IN the OxfOkD DGnOCaAr. printe.i az fsrls.
that they may spp~sT Of q fTco.te Court 20 u
hsii o. fsns, ln cali C0uaty. 90 the hlfd To 80
day 90 April nsst. 81 uioe 81 the eiock Ia TIE
forenoon, anf she's eause, n any they have, shy
The call Insifumeat shoat not - proved, az.
Prove AL sIloseI A. the last Will All Tesla
mtnt vi sad deceased. .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12
- CEo. A. WILSON. Judsc.

OXFORD. ss,-At Coart Of Probate hsid Al
Parts. within AMI for The Cosaiy ofosford 90
The third rue.iay % Mar. ts.s.
estate - Jane A. Hall. late Of bnethes,
In ssii Cossty. dsceAssd. having lrcssaied
hs account % administrator u the hsisfe OF
cali deoeasssi Tor allowances;
Or,isIei, IhaI he sali Adminlsuaior give no
tice TO all persons intsfesisd BY cansiag enpy of
this Ofisf 70 - Published three weeks tsecssslysly
IN the Otforl Dtmocrsi. q ns~spapef pnntsd Al
Paris, % said Cosnty, that they NAY spyear 81 .
frObsts Court 20 ~ n ldsa az Paris. within and
Tor ssif COAST. 90 the third fus-fsf ~ Ar.
usnt. a. nins O'clock In the f0vncoa. and shos
sauss. nsny thsy have. Why the sane shoali not
gro. A. WILSON, lodge.
A true eopy.-atissti ~. q. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

OXFORD sat- q Cssft ~ PROBATE held 81
rHis suhla snd Or he County ~ Osfofi, 90
The third TussiaT ~ Narrh. a. q. 49,.
60 he teliion % IRVING MARRY, Afmlnis.
tf.tor % The estate OF Josegh " risfsns. late "a
ffystufg. N ssit Ceauty, dreesscf. prsyisg for
License " eel snf cpaFsy al the real estate Of
saki dseeasd N pas lrCiisutal chages sni dstts,
sftlmalsd st three hunfrsd tollafs
OsIaEID. That the ssld psttioosr silver notlce
10 al tsfsoss lhtsTeslsi, ~ esuslnE An abstrset
o. he IstItlou. Win this or,isr theron. 20 -
TabIi.hsi thrss vesks .aeus-.ivsif In the OxFoHD
bthocsAr. o ns-spapsr Irntsd 81 Paris. is
sai Ieenty, that they MAJ appeaf az q Probate
Ccart. o. - held % fsfis, 90 Ire third Tussdsy
cad shss esuse. u say thsJ have. -ny the sane
should not - gfsnisi.
GlO. A. WILSON, Jndse.
true eouy.-.ttestt N. q DAVIS. Hrsistsf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12
smERIFF's SALE.
STATE OF MAINE,
snERuPr's SALE.

paektsId AprIl D. A. n. i.sf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-14
AGAINST FOREIGN CORPORATION
The stand Taken by the Attorncy-Gcn.
eral 0f Texas,

81. LOUIS, October IA special from Austin,
Tex. says: foreign corporation. the Matador
Land and Cattle Company. Incorporated In Scot
land, with q capital OF e&00. 0.OOO having applied
for the nling OF It's charter TO do business IN the
state the secrary OF State refers ft TO the opin-
lon OF Attorney General Hogg. who holds. IN an
elaborate ruling, that the state comfy docs not
extend so far that a state will allow a foreign
corporation TO exercise any extraordinary
franchise, or 20 do an act contrary 10 the
laws or the public policy OF the state as indica-
ted by It's legislation. This company certainly pro-
poses TO exercise extraordinary franchises not
compatible with the public policy OF the state IN
It's prime purpose TO own and improve land. IL
would hardly be reasonable that foreign corpora
lions should acquire or maintain more than the
ordinary privileges OF domestic ones. A domestic
corporation could not charter for the purpose OF
purchasing and owning real estate In Texas when
such Is their main purpose. lie cites acts and
laws to justify his view that the legislature did
not intend to discriminate In favor OF foreign cor
porations or to admit that class OF companies
whose organization and purpose both portend evil
effects upon the policy OF the state and clearly
repugnant TO public interests He advises tue
secretary OF state not to tile the charter OF the
Matador Land and Cattle co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-14
The Fever I'm Florida.

The Fever In Florida.
NO HARMONY OF ACTION AMONG THE AUTRORITIRs At
TAMPA.
The Marine Hospital Bureau IS informed by
Deputy Collector Spencer at Tampa, Fla, that two
deaths and three new cases have occurred since
last report. He says: "Failed TO get houses for
hospital No concert Of action between board OF
health, town council, and citizens committee No
head TO system to put down the epidemic. Ctti-
zens disappointed at Gu1lera's not coming"
Surgeon-Gene Hamilton answered this tele.
diagnosis. When your citizens agree as to what
you want the bureau Is ready 70 help, 80 far as
reasonable needs are concerned"
A telegram was received from the president of
the board OF health at Jacksonville, Fla, saying
that q six days refugee from Tampa died at
Palatka from yellow fever yesterday morning.
Another from DIT. Wylly, at Sanford Fla saws
that rigid quarantine Is maintained against
Tampa, and that they have nothing to fear at SAN
ford.
Health O1ncer Strausse, OF Palatka, teleQraphed
as follows: "At a special meeting OF the board of
health, held to-day u3th), Health Onicer Strausse
MADE the following special report on a sporadic
case OF yellow fever: Kerugee six days from Tampa
under strict quarantine. Everything In room ana
belonging to him burned. Nothing to fear from
spread OF disease"
FUNIGATION OF THE NAILS
superintendent Nash Of the Railway Mail Service
has received a telegram from Division Supertnten-
dent Turner, OF Atlanta, who went to Florida to
examine into the method Of fumigating the mails.
that the fum1gattOn Is thorough. The mails are
placed upon wire screens In q close room and are
fumigated with burning sulphur for twelve hours
continuously. The health authorities OF st,
Augustine and OF Jacksonville have asked that a
close quarantine against all points south be
established.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-14
TROUBLE AMONG THE ECsERoKEEs
civil war Almost Ccrsata 90 occur ~s
ss.e Di.uutel CaicfGatu % ship.

ST. LorIs, octooer IA speciai from faa'c
ouel,a l. T.. says: There h ssrtous trouble ahocs-
pated here when the Cherokee council meets neNe
Monday n r. hard to s@e how oloeished can -
aver ed When the late el.ciicu MAS over, on oI.e
f..ce OF the turns. eeTtinei 10 ps tne n,l.o %
national clerks joel Naycs was decared electeo -
nav. hsen a changed ss % count IN Robert bunch-
thl. opposition candidate. Both parties arr gatns.
Ing In fore ami declare their resisecuNe csnu,- ,
d .rss VIII be seated. The only way 90 set,le WI,
question 4 hy force there being no ccurt 70 apPe
"a. It viii be a nsht between corrupt mes sne
peace-loving citizens In case OF trouoae " !.
and destroying tribal relations. Both sioes aN
armed for q pitched battle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-14

Smelling Firms Organize to Keep Up
Prices and Limit Production.
ST. LOUIS october 14.-The Globe Democrat this
morning publishes an account OF the probable Or
ganization OF the lead-smelting firms OF the West
with view to forming a compact to sustain the
American lead markets. The movement has been
very quietly pushed. II Is known as the National
Lead Trust Co., with headquarters In St. Louis.
Among the chief promoters are Thompson Co.,
owners OF the st. Louis Smelling and Refning Co.;
Works; The owners OF the Harrison Reduction
Works OF Leadville, several Utah smelters and
plant-ownerS the st. Louis white lead manufac-
turers, and the principal lead ore dealers OF Zac
atecaS and the City or Mexico, Mex. The present
price OF lead, s. 10 TO 45, Is about as high as It
can be 10 ma1ntain It's standing ia the market as
against the imported article, and the aim OF the
syndicate will be to keep up this price. This trust
seems to dlntr from the ordinary movement Of
this kind for the reason that It expects 10 help
the miner, the original producer, the middlemen,
and the manufacturer.
w. H. Gregg, president Of the Southern White
Lead co. or st. Louis said that his concern would
not enter the trust and that he knew OF ve OF the
largest white lead companies In the United states
that are not In the trust and has reason TO believe
that many others were not He named the Collier
Co. OF st. Louis, the At1nlic White Lead CO. OF
New York, Jno. T. Lewis & Bro, OF Philadelphia,
and the Eckstein White Lead Co. OF Cincinnati He
said the business was certainly demoralized and
ovcrdone, there being Lhirty-tw0 corroding nrms
In the United States.
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the Bureau Of Animal Industry in the United
States Department OF Agriculture to act as veter-
marian for the District OF Columbia. Section OF
bureau and his agents are authorized to Inspect
any premises In the District OF Columbia where 1t
Is believed there exists any contagious, infectious
or communicable disease among any domestic
animals, and II found needful to order the tenn
porary quarantine OF said animals, to cause
premises to be disinfected, and, II necessary, to
condemn the animals to be killed, In order TO pre-
vent the spread OF disease"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-14

TO THE kECENT WATER FAMINE.
CHICAGO, October IA special from TolonO
ILL.,. s: Some mysterious disease Is killing the
cattle in the southern part Of Crttenden town.
ship, Campaign County. score or more nave
died within q lew days. Prominent stock raisers,
while not claiming 10 name the disorder, think IL
results from the water famine, which was especi-
ally severe In that locality, some cattle not having
q drink oftener than once or twice a week for two
months. Another cause Is thought TO be the ex-
cessive amount OF smut on green corn which has
been fed since the pastures tailed In the latter
part OF the summer.
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Desperate Fight with n Murderer.
HE HELD TKE OFFICERS AT BAY rSrrL MS PISTOL
IA

HANU
CHICAGO, October l4.--A special from Lincoln,
Neh, says: tcruhlc hight took place at Friend.
Neo., yesterday between a sheriff and his posse
ahd 2 uisn named Arn1t who was under bond 10
apredr In cours or a chtrge Of having killed his
uiyorced wIfe. Arndt fortified himself Ia bass'
Elent Nith Ietlty Oi Firearms at haad. one of the
officers was sho; through the hand. Heiniorce-
ment came ana the ii,ht " a. renewed cotton was
saturated with oil. placed ON A pole sei on frs
and thrust into the window IN order TO allow the
posse 10 locate Arndt, who kept ~ . continual
fire from within. 4 shot gun Nas brought iU'o
Use, and by the n-ht OF the discharge OF his own
piece the desperate was located aud fired upon:
the shot shattered his right hand throwing
the revolver out OF his hand. While thus dis
armed officers sprang thrUush window aud
secured him.